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CREATED BY ARCTIC EVOLUTION PRODUCT CATALOG uukko, the Nordic knife, has traditionally been the most important survival tool in the harsh Arctic CONTENTS environment. It was the one go-to tool everyone carried and it was used for making firewood and kindling, for hunting and fishing, for cleaning the catch TRADITIONAL KNIVES – be it fish or game – for cooking and eating, and at the LYNX KNIVES 6 most extreme situations, the knife could be used to LAPP KNIVES 8 defend oneself from the dangers nature had. P DESIGN KNIVES No one left home without a knife and everybody learned how to DESIGN KNIVES 12 efficiently use one already at young age. There were – and still DAMASCUS KNIVES 14 are – different knives for different users, all matched to the needs ANTLER BONE KNIVES 16 and capabilities of the user. And for festive occasions there were decorated knives that could be used as functional accessories for OUTDOOR KNIVES the clothing. OUTDOOR KNIVES 20 JUNIOR & SCOUT 23 The Marttiini story began in 1928 at the land of dark Arctic winters FOLDING KNIVES 24 and the summer midnight sun, when blacksmith Janne Marttiini decided to establish a knife factory to Rovaniemi in Finnish Lapland. HUNTING KNIVES CONDOR HUNTING KNIVES 28 With the user in mind, he began to create beautiful, high quality MARTTIINI PRESENTATION 31 knives to be used in the harshest conditions imaginable – knives for MARTEF FOREST 32 people that used them every day and whose life could even depend MARTEF BLAZE ORANGE 33 on the knife. FISHING KNIVES But don't let the knife's beauty fool you. The moment you put one FINNFILLET CLASSIC 36 to a test, you'll be convinced it is the perfect tool for your need. FINNFILLET SUPERFLEX 37 FINNFILLET MARTEF 38 You feel the sensation of natural materials like leather, curly birch, FINNFILLET CONDOR 40 reindeer antler, and of course the ultra sharp blade always made FINNFILLET BASIC 41 from finest steel. KITCHEN KNIVES Marttiini knives are still manufactured at the Arctic Circle. Today KITCHEN VINTRO 44 they are a combination of generations of craftsmanship heritage CONDOR KITCHEN PROFESSIONAL 46 and modern technology that create knives that are not only sharp, MARTTIINI GOURMET 48 but also perfectly represent the beauty and toughness of the North. They're called "puukko" – the Nordic knife. MATERIALS 50 TRADITIONAL KNIVES Marttiini Traditional Series knives respect Finnish knife making and craftmanship skills, classic designs and arctic region’s traditions for decoration. TRADITIONAL Lynx was Marttiini’s very first knife model. It has been in production since the factory’s beginning. Lynx was awarded the best product award at the Viipuri knife fair in 1932. The Lynx knife’s special feature is the blade’s dropped point: the slightly curved blade tip makes it easier to lift a hot coffee pot from a camp fire. Lynx knives are still in production and KNIVES follow the original design. Lappknife – lapinleuku – is one of the most popular knives in the northern regions. Lappknives are used for splitting wood for fire, slicing frozen reindeer meat and all kinds of carving and cutting. This excellent wilderness knife is also perfect for hunting and skinning. Marttiini still produces the Lappknife, which is favoured by reindeer herders in the same region where the model was originally born. TRADITIONAL KNIVES LYNX KNIVES LYNX LYNX LYNX LYNX LYNX 121 129 131 132 138 121010 129010 131010 132010 138010 Blade: stainless steel Blade: stainless steel Blade: stainless steel Blade: stainless steel Blade: stainless steel Handle: curly birch Handle: birch Handle: curly birch Handle: curly birch Handle: curly birch Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Blade length: 9 cm Blade length: 11 cm Blade length: 11 cm Blade length: 11 cm Blade length: 13 cm Overall length: 20 cm Overall length: 22 cm Overall length: 22 cm Overall length: 22 cm Overall length: 24 cm 6 LYNX KNIVES LYNX forged blade 131012 Blade: forged carbon steel blade Handle: curly birch Sheath: leather Blade length: 11 cm Overall length: 23 cm LYNX KIERINKI LYNX BIG 134 139 LYNX 126010 bronze finger guard Blade: forged carbon 139010 138015 134012 steel blade Blade: stainless steel Blade: stainless steel Blade: stainless steel Handle: heat treated Handle: curly birch Handle: curly birch Handle: curly birch birch / curly birch Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Blade length: 13 cm Blade length: 11 cm Blade length: 11 cm Blade length: 11 cm Overall length: 24 cm Overall length: 23,5 cm Overall length: 22 cm Overall length: 23 cm CREATED BY ARCTIC EVOLUTION 7 TRADITIONAL KNIVES LAPP KNIVES LAPP KNIFE LAPP KNIFE LAPP KNIFE 230 240 250 230010 240010 250010 Blade: stainless steel Blade: stainless steel Blade: stainless steel Handle: curly birch Handle: curly birch Handle: curly birch Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Blade length: 11 cm Blade length: 13 cm Blade length: 16 cm Overall length: 22 cm Overall length: 24 cm Overall length: 27 cm 8 LAPP KNIVES LAPP KNIFE 235 finger guard 235010 Blade: stainless steel Handle: curly birch Sheath: leather Blade length: 11 cm Overall length: 22 cm LAPP KNIFE 245 finger guard 245010 Blade: stainless steel Handle: curly birch Sheath: leather Blade length: 13 cm Overall length: 24 cm LAPP KNIFE 255 LAPP KNIFE finger guard 280 255010 280015 Blade: stainless steel Blade: stainless steel Handle: curly birch Handle: curly birch Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Blade length: 16 cm Blade length: 45 cm Overall length: 27 cm Overall length: 56 cm CREATED BY ARCTIC EVOLUTION 9 DESIGN KNIVES Marttiini Design knives are especially impressive and elegant gifts or collectors’ knives: Design products that – in addition to being functional knives – are also designed to please the eye. DESIGN Knives featuring antler bone on the handle are decorated with Lappish and Arctic engravings. The same motifs are repeated on the sheath. Elaborate handles are made of reindeer antler bone and curly birch. According to Lappish mythology, the rattle at the butt end of the handle drives KNIVES away bad spirits from the knife and protects the knife's user. Many Marttiini Design knives have a story to tell: memories, history, traditions, celebrations. The Marttiini Design Series includes numbered anniversary models that have a limited production and availability. DESIGN KNIVES DESIGN KNIVES WOOD GROUSE BEAR KNIFE 549019W 549011W Blade: stainless steel Blade: stainless steel Handle: curly birch Handle: curly birch & bronze & bronze Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Blade length: 11 cm Blade length: 11 cm Overall length: 24.5 cm Overall length: 22 cm Packaging: wooden gift box Packaging: wooden gift box BRONZE BIRD ANTLER 555010W 546012W Blade: stainless steel Blade: carbon steel Handle: heat treated curly Handle: heat treated curly birch & bronze birch & bronze Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Blade length: 11 cm Blade length: 11 cm Overall length: 22 cm Overall length: 24.5 cm Packaging: wooden gift box Packaging: wooden gift box 12 DESIGN KNIVES WILD BOAR SUOMI 546013W FINLAND KNIFE Blade: stainless steel 548018W Handle: color waxed curly birch Blade: stainless steel & bronze Handle: curly birch & bronze Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Blade length: 11 cm Blade length: 11 cm Overall length: 24 cm Overall length: 22 cm Packaging: wooden gift box Packaging: wooden gift box SALMON SALMON FILLETING MOOSE KNIFE KNIFE KNIFE 547012W 552010W 552017W Blade: carbinox Blade: stainless steel Blade: stainless steel Handle: heat treated curly Handle: heat treated Handle: heat treated birch & bronze curly birch & bronze curly birch & bronze Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Blade length: 8.5 cm Blade length: 11 cm Blade length: 19 cm Overall length: 20 cm Overall length: 24 cm Overall length: 31 cm Packaging: wooden gift box Packaging: wooden gift box Packaging: wooden gift box CREATED BY ARCTIC EVOLUTION 13 DAMASCUS KNIVES 14 DAMASCUS KNIVES BRONZE BIRD MARTTIINI DAMASCUS DAMASCUS 557010W 557010W Blade: damascus Blade: damascus Handle: heat treated curly Handle: curly birch birch & bronze & bronze Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Blade length: 10 cm Blade length: 10 cm Overall length: 23 cm Overall length: 20 cm Packaging: wooden gift box Packaging: wooden gift box MOOSE ANTLER DAMASCUS 557010W Blade: damascus Handle: moose antler bone with bronze ferrule Sheath: leather Blade length: 10 cm Overall length: 20 cm Packaging: wooden gift box CREATED BY ARCTIC EVOLUTION 15 DESIGN KNIVES ANTLER BONE KNIVES WITCH'S LUMBERJACK LAPP KNIFE WITH TOOTH 127013 ANTLER BONE 2120010 Blade: carbon steel 2230010 Blade: stainless steel Handle: heat treated curly Blade: stainless steel Handle: curly birch & bone birch & bone Handle: curly birch & bone Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Blade length: 10 cm Blade length: 10 cm Blade length: 11 cm Overall length: 20 cm Overall length: 22 cm Overall length: 22 cm 16 ANTLER BONE KNIVES REINDEER REINDEER EXPLORER EXPLORER BIG GAME 542014 542015 Blade: stainless steel Blade: stainless steel Handle: birch & antler bone Handle: birch & antler bone Sheath: leather Sheath: leather Blade length: 11 cm Blade length: 13 cm Overall length: 23 cm Overall length: 25 cm CREATED BY ARCTIC EVOLUTION 17 OUTDOOR KNIVES Knife is an integral part of outdoor life. It’s an all-round tool that everyone should have on their belt, in the backpack or as part of the camping gear. Just like the traditional Nordic knives, the more modern Outdoor knives bear the Marttiini OUTDOOR heritage: functionality and uncompromising quality. Marttiini Outdoor series features knives for the outdoorsmen and hikers as well as traditional carving knives for craftsmen. The smallest knives are designed for children that are learning their knife skills, and they are very popular KNIVES among younger scouts. Marttiini folding knives break away from the traditional Nordic designs, but not from the Marttiini promise. They are functional, high quality knives with a Marttiini touch on the design.
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